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I'm afraid I can't help you with images of anything like that, but it's nice to meet you, Frank!

You could try this site - http://www.battleoftheplanets.net/merchandise.html I don't see anything under the Spanish merchandise but it could be located in another area. Ohhh, and welcome to the board, I hope you find what you are looking for.

Wow! What a collection. Welcome, Frank!

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It's great to see you here, Frank. I hope you find the clocks you are looking for. If you do, please post a link here. I'd love to see them!

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FrankRost, please feel free to post your article here! Or even a link to the article so we can read your thoughts about another article of Gatch/BOTP memorabilia. One I did not know about anyways.

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Ever i agree you so. I wait new notices from you. Thank you

Hi FrankRost,

Originally posted by FrankRost Ever i agree you so. I wait new notices from you. Thank you

I was able retrieve my Battle of the Planets "Space Ray with Light" toy for you. It was released exclusively in Spain around 1980 by Josman. I don't know its original price. Images are (I hope) included below. This is the entire package, with holster, empty pouch, Space Ray toy (batteries not included, of course!), belt with plastic "G" buckle and Wrist Activator. The holster and buckle have stickers applied. The holster, pouch and belt are made of thin plastic that is stapled in place to the packaging. The Wrist Activator is made of thicker plastic that is also stapled to the packaging. Close up pictures of the Wrist Activator. The top is a shot of the entire toy. It has an adjustable strap and features raised line detailing on the band that approximate the lines seen on the band in the series. The next two shots show both of the images on the Activator's lenticular face. The middle one shows the "scramble" signal. Before looking at the toy again, I thought the second image was plain yellow, but as you can see at the bottom, it includes a picture of the Phoenix. I wish I could have gotten better pictures of this for you, but the seal/shrink wrap is still intact on the box, and it interfered with my camera and lights. But hopefully these will at least let you see what you wanted to. Enjoy, and please let me know if you'd like more images!

I enjoy it. It's exactly what I was looking for. The clock that changes the picture when changing positions. I appreciate it more than I can say. Hurray!!!

Hi FrankRost,

Originally posted by FrankRost I enjoy it. It's exactly what I was looking for. The clock that changes the picture when changing positions. I appreciate it more than I can say. Hurray!!!

Wonderful! I'm so happy I was able to help you. I don't know if there's anything else you're looking for but feel free to ask. If I can't help, I'm sure one of the many other generous board members will step in! I'm curious, did you have one of these toys when you were younger? Did you have any other Battle of the Planets toys?

I'm curious, did you have one of these toys when you were younger? Did you have any other Battle of the Planets toys?

Yes I had a watch for a short time. The strap broke right away (very bad plastic), and hexagonal dome fell off, because I was stuck with a very bad glue. And if I am to be honest, I have only one Otaku toy. One Mazinger Z. Was my favorite picture. Sorry so.

Jason, those toys look awesome! Thanks so much for posting! And thanks, Frank, for bringing up the memories! I too would love to see your article when it is completed.

thank you very much. Still work in this.